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Music at Oxford: Roopa Panesar and Friends review - A Trio with Palpable Synergy, Energy and Respect

Autumn 2024 has so far been a great season for Indian classical music in the UK. Having recently ... More info
Review | concerts

The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria review - Timely reminder that the fight against fascism starts with us

I gotta be honest, I’m really not in the mood to write about the proliferation of fascism today. ... More info
Review | theatre

Joy Ride [15] review - The sweetest, most vulgar film of the year

Arriving with festival buzz thanks to premiering at SXSW, Joy Ride takes a familiar story and gives ... More info
Review | cinema

Kanneh-Mason Trio review - Virtuoso performances from singularly talented siblings

The Kanneh-Mason Trio performing at the Sheldonian Theatre is described in the programme as ... More info
Review | concerts

Jamie Mykaela: I JUST NEED TO SMILE MORE at The Oxford Comedy Festival review - A true comedy rockstar

“I’m a comedy-cabaret artist,” Jamie Mykaela smirks wryly at the denizens of the Tap Social. ... More info
Review | gigs

Oxford Comedy Festival 2023 review - Alison Spittle: Soup and Nathan D'Arcy: Present/Tense

The latest acts to grace the White House stage as part of the Oxford Comedy Festival were comedians ... More info
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Much Ado About Nothing - Open Air Theatre - South Oxford Adventure Playground review - Fresh, fun and frantic

Is there anything more British than sitting in a municipal park on a summer’s evening, getting ... More info
Review | theatre

Romeo & Juliet review - A Warm, Passionate and Committed Production

Every one of us in the audience knew how it ended, of course. Apart from anything else Shakespeare ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Comedy Festival 2023 review - Louise Atkinson ‘Mates’ and William Stone ‘Low-Fi Jokes to Relax/Study To’

The festival continues, with two great - but very different - acts, taking the mic at White House ... More info
Review | gigs

La Bonne Chanson: Nicky Spence, Piatti String Quartet, Julius Drake review - Delightfully eclectic celebration of the power of song

This was one of the most joyous (and heartbreaking) visits I have ever made to the Oxford ... More info
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